[johnholbrook]

The Colt M1911A1 is an old friend that I brought back from Vietnam in 1967. It saved my bacon!!!

The HP is a Mk III that I recently acqired. I removed the mag safety, installed a C&S safety, set the trigger pull to a crisp 5 Lbs, replaced the dorky plastic stocks with a vintage pair of "real" walnut stocks... It will eat anything that I feed it...

 

[Stephen A. Camp]

Hello. Thank you for letting us see these two fine pistols via your excellent photography.

Best.

 

[Guest]

A really great pair of classic handguns! Thanks for the terrific photo. I'm sure you're really happy with them - I know I am with mine!

James

 

[Guest]

Thanks for sharing the pic. I can understand the attachment to a service pistol. I've never had to use either of my issued 4006s to save my life, but I sure am attached to them.

 

[Guest]

Very nice pistols sir!

Anthony

 

[Guest]

I'm in tears, 9 years ago I had one m1911a1 like yours the only diference was the color of the my gun, it was green/gray olive parker.

This gun I biught from an uncle and was very happy with it, but I was just married and my wife bought furniture by credit and had to sold that baby to pay the bill.

Over the eyars I tried to recover the gun but the owner never sold it.

Manny

 

[larry]

Very nice guns and pic. With the special value attached to weapons you took to the dark side.

John M. Browning has left us two great designs, indeed (among a lot of others). We just shouldn't underrate the role of Dieudonn